W E Griffiths
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1159080 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | W E Griffiths |
| NOMBRES | W E |
| APELLIDO | Griffiths |
| FIRMA | GRIFFITHS W E |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 10 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1951 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1962 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Radiocarbon Dates for the Bronze Age in North Wales
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The Excavation of Stone Circles near Penmaenmawr North Wales
The moorland south of Penmaenmawr in Caernarvonshire, extending from the great outcrop of Penmaenmawr-Graig Lwyd rock, well-known for its group of stone-axe factories, as far south as Foel Lwyd and Tal-y-fan, and averaging 1,200–1,400 feet in height above O.D., bears a rich concentration of prehistoric monuments. The best known of these is probably the stone circle known as the Druids' Circle, but nearby are many other circles and cairns (fig. 1)…
The excavation of an enclosed hut-group at Cae'r-mynydd in Caernarvonshire
The ‘enclosed hut-groups’, or native homesteads consisting of round or rectangular buildings within an enclosure, of N.W. Wales are well known and have been discussed by Ralegh Radford as well as by Hemp and myself. Caernarvonshire contains many examples of these farmsteads, but few have been excavated and the problems of their origin, date, and development are still numerous and perplexing. Howel Williams excavated two sites of this type near Rh…
The Typology & Origins of Beakers in Wales
The recent publication by Dr H. N. Savory of a corpus of beakers found in Wales enables us, for the first time as far as that part of Britain is concerned, to draw conclusions about the beaker cultures based on a considerable body of evidence from an area forming a geographical unit within the Highland Zone. In his discussion of this, Savory has raised general questions of considerable interest with regard to the origins and development of the Br…
The Development of Native Homesteads in North Wales
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The Excavation of Stone Circles near Penmaenmawr North Wales
The moorland south of Penmaenmawr in Caernarvonshire, extending from the great outcrop of Penmaenmawr-Graig Lwyd rock, well-known for its group of stone-axe factories, as far south as Foel Lwyd and Tal-y-fan, and averaging 1,200–1,400 feet in height above O.D., bears a rich concentration of prehistoric monuments. The best known of these is probably the stone circle known as the Druids' Circle, but nearby are many other circles and cairns (fig. 1)…
The excavation of an enclosed hut-group at Cae'r-mynydd in Caernarvonshire
The ‘enclosed hut-groups’, or native homesteads consisting of round or rectangular buildings within an enclosure, of N.W. Wales are well known and have been discussed by Ralegh Radford as well as by Hemp and myself. Caernarvonshire contains many examples of these farmsteads, but few have been excavated and the problems of their origin, date, and development are still numerous and perplexing. Howel Williams excavated two sites of this type near Rh…
The Development of Native Homesteads in North Wales
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Radiocarbon Dates for the Bronze Age in North Wales
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The Development of Native Homesteads in North Wales
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The Typology & Origins of Beakers in Wales
The recent publication by Dr H. N. Savory of a corpus of beakers found in Wales enables us, for the first time as far as that part of Britain is concerned, to draw conclusions about the beaker cultures based on a considerable body of evidence from an area forming a geographical unit within the Highland Zone. In his discussion of this, Savory has raised general questions of considerable interest with regard to the origins and development of the Br…
The excavation of an enclosed hut-group at Cae'r-mynydd in Caernarvonshire
The ‘enclosed hut-groups’, or native homesteads consisting of round or rectangular buildings within an enclosure, of N.W. Wales are well known and have been discussed by Ralegh Radford as well as by Hemp and myself. Caernarvonshire contains many examples of these farmsteads, but few have been excavated and the problems of their origin, date, and development are still numerous and perplexing. Howel Williams excavated two sites of this type near Rh…
The Excavation of Stone Circles near Penmaenmawr North Wales
The moorland south of Penmaenmawr in Caernarvonshire, extending from the great outcrop of Penmaenmawr-Graig Lwyd rock, well-known for its group of stone-axe factories, as far south as Foel Lwyd and Tal-y-fan, and averaging 1,200–1,400 feet in height above O.D., bears a rich concentration of prehistoric monuments. The best known of these is probably the stone circle known as the Druids' Circle, but nearby are many other circles and cairns (fig. 1)…
Radiocarbon Dates for the Bronze Age in North Wales
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Historical Studies of British Isles (5 obras) · Archaeology (4 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · History (4 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (3 obras) · History (3 obras) · Maritime and Coastal Archaeology (3 obras) · Scottish History and National Identity (3 obras) · Excavation (2 obras) · Genealogy (2 obras)